Tenugui (Plum blossom) thunder allowing you to arrange them

allowing you to arrange them as you like to create your own serene display

Siebold named the plant "Hydrangea otaksa" after his Japanese wife

Enjoy the texture of the washi paper along with the delicate artistry of embossing and paper cutting combined

In the kitchen

Tenugui (Plum blossom) thunder allowing you to arrange themDescriptionWhen we think of flower viewing in Japan, cherry blossoms often come to mind. However, cherry blossoms became a staple among common folk only after the Edo period (1603 1868). If we go back to the Nara period (710 794), the plum blossoms were actually the main attraction. This is evident from the many poems dedicated to plum blossoms in classic Japanese anthologies like the 'Manysh' (circa 759 AD) and the 'Kokin Wakash' (905 AD). The plum